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21-February-2012

Mourning the loss of Patrick Truong
It is with great sadness that we advise you of the death of a beloved friend and member of our community, Patrick Truong. We are joining together with Asian Community AIDS Services (ACAS) in mourning his loss and in honouring ... 
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4-January-2012

The Ontario Accord
The Ontario AIDS Network has proclaimed 2012 as the year of the "Ontario Accord" on the Greater and More Meaningful involvement of People with HIV/AIDS in Ontario.  GIPA, the greater involvement of people with HIV/AIDS, has been a guiding principle ... 
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7-December-2011

HIV positive boy denied admission sues Hershey school
(Reuters) - The family of an HIV-positive boy sued a boarding school in Hershey, Pennsylvania after it denied admission to the 13-year-old citing safety concerns, a school official said on Thursday. "In order to protect our children in this unique ... 
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20-November-2011

Every Day is a Fight for Life
The Ontario AIDS Network is very concerned about Canada’s commitment to fighting AIDS at home and internationally. The Federal Initiative on HIV/AIDS provides $72.6 million in funding annually to Canada's domestic and foreign response to HIV/AIDS. Included in this envelope ... 
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1-November-2011

16th Annual Honour Roll Awards Banquet
ANNOUNCEMENT The Board of Directors of the Ontario AIDS Network is pleased to announce and congratulatethe Honour Roll Recipients for 2011. Click Here for more information ... 
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29-August-2011

Ontario AIDS Network Honour Roll 2011
The Honour Roll acknowledges the long-term and consistent contributions of individuals or organizations that use their experiences, skills, resources and voices to champion the cause of HIV/AIDS. Recipients will have contributed to reducing the stigma and discrimination associated with ... 
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26-August-2011

ADVOCACY ALERT
Important update regarding client eligibility for the Ontario Disability Support Program Special Diet Allowance People have begun to receive responses to their applications under the new Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP) Special Diet Allowance (SDA) program that began in April ... 
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22-August-2011

Jack Layton 1950-2011
 Federal NDP leader Jack Layton died this morning (August 22, 2011) at his home in Toronto. It is with a profound sense of loss, that we join Canadians across the country who are mourning the death of the Honourable Jack ... 
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27-May-2011

Skin 'cast' helps wounds heal with minimal scarring
If you break your arm, you will probably get a cast to hold the bone in place while it heals. Now there is a similar device for your skin: a bandage that prevents injured skin from deforming as it heals, ... 
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13-May-2011

Antiviral drugs stop HIV spreading to sexual partners
In a decisive breakthrough against the spread of HIV, an international study has demonstrated conclusively that antiretroviral therapy blocks the spread of HIV from an infected person to their uninfected partner. The study, which was halted early because the results ... 
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11-May-2011

Vaccine protects against monkey version of HIV
For the first time, a vaccine has completely protected monkeys against infection with SIV, a virus related to HIV that infects the animals. Out of 24 immunised rhesus macaques, 12 had long-term protection, with no signs of SIV a year ... 
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14-April-2011

Why 30 years of AIDS is only the tip of an iceberg
JUNE marks 30 years since the first report of AIDS - a syndrome that has killed an estimated 25 million people worldwide. Yet this year's anniversary is somewhat arbitrary: the virus responsible for AIDS has probably been circulating within human ... 
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9-March-2011

Genetic treatment closes door on HIV
A PIONEERING treatment to thwart HIV by genetically altering blood cells so the virus cannot invade them has shown promise in the first nine people to receive it. The treatment involves taking the white blood cells most prone to infection ... 
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4-February-2011

HIV-like infection banished from mice
For the first time, an HIV-like infection has been cleared from an animal without the use of antiviral drugs. The infection was eliminated from mice using a human protein that peps up immune cells. Marc Pellegrini from the Walter and ... 
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